Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-09-24
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Sunday.
Mr.. Q. A. Elliott. OF Lafayette. Ky, was
In town last week.
Mr.. Irving H. Mnnford, Of New YORK. VS.
tied clarksviiie Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. L. Yates has gone to Pembroke,
KY, on a visit 10 relatives.
Mr.. Ramey Harris has gone to Nashville
TO have his eyes worken on.
Miss Fannie Neblett has returned nom
her visit on the southside.
Mr.. Nauts, OF suwanee. Tenn. Is at
present sojournlng In GAINESVILLE.
-Herald Enterprise James Woodbridge,
OF GAINESVILLE, spent Sunday In town.
Mr.. Geo. V. Thompson, OF Hopkinsville,
KY, came to GAINESVILLE Saturday.
Memphis Appeal: Miss Mary walling is
visiting relatives IN GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Mrs. Sylvester Morton left Sunday eve
ming to visit her sister at Linnville, Tenn.
--Messrs. F. M. Morris and d. D. Allen
came up to the city nom Palmyra Friday.
Miss Matt Moore, of Nashville, Is on the
southside visiting Mrs. John Edmondson.
MIR. r.. II. Pickering. wife and Master
Harry, are In Louisville on visit to rel
atives. -
Miss Lille Hendricks has returned home
from shelbyville, Tenn, where she has been
visiting.
-Messrs. w. H. Burgess, and W. p. Ham,
baught denizens of Ringgold, came 10 Clarks-
vile Monday.
Mrs. Lou.:E. Pearce. who has benn spend
ing the snmmer In Pennsylvania, las re-
turned home.
Mr.. f. v. Harrison mas gone to Coyinpiou
Tenn, on business connected with his farm
near that town.
Camden Herald: Mr.. q. B. Faxon, Of
Faxon, Tenn, Is selling out and Will move to
GAINESVILLE soon.
Mr.. d. Kincannon has returned home
from New York where he has been making
purchases for his stock.
-Russellville Herald Enterprise: Misses
Maud and Edna Wilcox left Monday for
GAINESVILLE TO attend school.
Mr.. Phillip Lieber has returned home
from the Eastern markets whittier he went
to buy goods for his customers.
Mr.. J. A. Ledford, planter ahd tobacco
dealer. OF the neighborhood of Roaring
Spring, KY. was in town Monday.
Mr.. Samuel Hodgson and wife, left Mon
day to buy goods and attend the Kincannon-
Hicks wedding at Catonville, Md.
Mrs Maud H. Harding retained yester-
day to the city from q visit 10 her brother DR..
Sam Marable at Marabls's Crossing.
Mr.. Woody Keses and wife arrived in
GAINESVILLE on Wednesday nom their home
In Helena, Ark, on visit to relatives.
MIR. r. s. Broaddus has returned from his
Eastern trip, and is now receiving his
elegant stock Of fall and winter goods.
MRS. NJ. II. Clark, OF Madison Avenue,
gave pleasant tea party Monday night COM
plimentary to Miss Lowell, OF Mississippi.
Mr.. Ben hcKeage's family will arrive in
October and will occupy Judge Lurtcn's res
idence at the head OF Madison Avenue.
Mr.. Hoyt. of New Y Fork, is In GAINESVILLE,
returning The visit to one the young ladies' Of
this city, who sometimes visits New York.
--Schocho Cor, franklin (Ky.J Faverite:
MISS Halle Price, who has been visiting Miss
Sallie Thurmond, left last week for her home
at GAINESVILLE.
Mr. 3. 3. Seat, OF this city, is receiving a
pleasant visit from his sister-in-law, Mrs. A.
J. Mcwbirter and her son George, OF Nash
Vile, this week.
Mrs. Martha Mathis who has been on O
visit to friends In the city and vicinity for
several weeks will leave for her home on tie
Southside to-day.
Sam. w. Taliaferro, the champion stock
raiser Of Todd county, and who lives almost
In sight of Guthrie, came to GAINESVILLE on
business on Monday.
Dickson County Press: Mr.. ]. G, Aber-
nathy, of Montgomery county. has been
engaged to teach the school In this place,
which will open next Monday.
Mrs. John DeGraffenrsed, and Misses
Susie DeGraffenried and Mary Farmer, of
franklin, Tenn, are on visit to the family
of w. M. Daniel Esq, hear the city.
REV. John w. Hammer, IT., who is we'll
known and has many friends in GAINESVILLE,
is in the city, having been transferred from
the Florida Conference to the Tennessee
Conference.
MIR. John w. Rice went TO Russellville on
business ON Wednesday night and returned
Thursday morning. There is danger OF q
young man being Roberd going about SO